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tobler1:
I still prefer to use shampoo, partly because I have a beard and feel I should be shampooing the hair there.  But I swear I've read that shampoo is better for your scalp skin then regular soap or bodywash.

Razorhead:
I don't have any preferences either. I use whatever is in the shower.... Body wash, bar soap, or aveeno daily scrub. I will use shampoo if I skipped shaving for a few days.

Like tobler1, I have also heard that shampoo is better for the scalp and doesn't clog pools like regular bar soap.

I think scrub is good for those hot sweaty summer days. scrub is geat  for removing dead skin which helps to even out skin tone.

120inna55:
While in the shower, I apply a very small amount of Lucky Tiger Face Wash to a wet cheap synthetic shaving brush (like those that are in the cheap drug store shaving kits).  Then to my wet scalp, I lather up the Face Wash on my scalp and face.  Again, it only takes a scant amount of product applied directly to the brush to lather up the entire area.

If I'm going to shave, then I don't bother trying to rinse it completely off, thereby letting it act as a pre-shave lotion of sorts.  Otherwise, I rinse it completely.  This product rinses easier than shampoo.  I can't speak more highly of Lucky Tiger.  It has made a huge difference in my skin quality.

gwsmallwood:

--- Quote from: Razorhead on December 09, 2014, 09:22:34 PM ---I don't have any preferences either. I use whatever is in the shower.... Body wash, bar soap, or aveeno daily scrub. I will use shampoo if I skipped shaving for a few days.

Like tobler1, I have also heard that shampoo is better for the scalp and doesn't clog pools like regular bar soap.

I think scrub is good for those hot sweaty summer days. scrub is geat  for removing dead skin which helps to even out skin tone.

--- End quote ---

Go Eagles!

Shampoo is probably fine, but if you have any skin problems at all, I would stay away from any type of bar soap, even Neutrogena.  Even the ones marketed as non-comedegenic must use something to bind the soap together in bar form.  It's that binding agent that can contribute to clogged pores.

invaray:
Ok, not something you think of.. I use Dawn dish washing liquid its cheap, cleans no oil residue and since using it no redness. They use this on animals in oil spills seems to work for me too.

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